Sentence examples for game-changing win from inspiring English sources

But it also meant Mr Romney ceded in advance any hope of a victory to match his game-changing win in the first debate on October 3rd.

Case in point: Audi kicked off a game-changing win streak in 2006 when its purpose-built R10 TDI became the first diesel racecar to take the checkered flag at the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

With the goal to decrease greenhouse gas emissions 28percentt by 2025, he has effectively imparted the obligation to his successor to meet that goal, setting up climate change as a potential game-changing, winning issue on the 2016 presidential campaign trail.

"The Mighty Macs" is based on the true story of the Immaculata College women's basketball team that rose from obscurity to clinch three national titles in the early 1970s in a game-changing winning streak that paved the way for women's collegiate sports as we know them today.

A game-changing idea can win or lose depending on how quickly the consumer "gets" it.

He said that was the heart of this year's game-changing school-finance win – to ensure equal education opportunities for disadvantaged populations at a moment when the richest Kansans want to redirect funds from public to private education.

Bale's game-changing and match-winning interventions have gone and it was never going to be a swift process replacing them.

Republicans have been pointing to Connecticut as a place where they could win the game-changing 51st Senate seat.

Using this, Turkey's president is likely to win a game-changing referendum that will keep him in power until 2029.

And it only partly reflects the game-changing consequences of his win, which ended the Democrats' supermajority in the Senate, pumped Republicans full of hope for the 2010 midterms and could put many of President Obama's dreams on ice.

On Saturday, WFP used its political muscle -- built through a 16-year process of organizing, coalition building, and electing progressives to higher and higher offices -- to take what could be a game-changing step in New York to winning real improvements in people's lives and making it possible for candidates in New York to win office without relying on big campaign contributions.